Scientists caught a popular aquarium fish in Xingu river ... large brown blotches” on a “light tan background.” In the wild, Yudjá armored catfish live about 50 feet down in rocky crevices ...

will introduce explorers to new inhabitants of the aquarium: weedy sea dragons and a rare albino catfish. The albino channel catfish lives in Gator Alley, alongside its fellow all-white companions ...

But the ghost catfish has no scales, said senior author Qibin Zhao, a physicist at China's Shanghai Jiao Tong University, who became fascinated by the fish after seeing it in an aquarium store.

An aquarium fish that was released into the wild has grown out of control. Suckermouth armored catfish, aka “plecos,”... In December researchers from Texas A&M and Texas State universities ...

Otocinclus fish are small catfish that are native to South America. Otocinclus fish are also called dwarf suckers or otos and mainly eat algae, making them a great addition to your home aquarium.

McGarrity told Newsweek that before purchasing any aquarium pet, like the suckermouth armored catfish, it is essential for people to do thorough research and consider whether they will be able to ...

Six critically endangered Mekong giant catfish — one of the largest and rarest freshwater fish in the world — were caught and released recently in Cambodia, reviving hopes for the survival of ...

FRED the catfish is saying "tanks a million" as he prepares to move into his new luxury pad at Bolton Aquarium. The be-whiskered fish is Bolton Aquarium's largest resident, and is heading home ...